The two we were missing.
Two additions and one correction. The gallery now covers the two use cases we were missing, and they are the most relatable ones: everyday essentials (keys, wallet, glasses, the daily five-minute search) and the shared household (your spouse finds the passports while you are at work). That is twenty-four options to pick from. The correction: two claims were checked against the app source and did not hold, so they are fixed everywhere. NoonFox flags things as expiring soon, it does not remind you (there is no notification system yet), and it has no value field, so labels now use serial and brand instead of invented prices. No em dashes.
The full flow
swipe / click / arrow keys · on AI consent, tap Learn more to see the explainer, then Back or Allow
Pick the pictures
Twenty-four photoreal scene options, each with suggested labels tuned to what each buyer persona said would sell them. Tell me which one goes in each use case (and which labels), and I will wire it into the flow above with the bubbles positioned on the items.
labels here show the payoff (where / when / value), not just the item name
The search highlighter, in motion
Both looping so you can see them move. Same result, same thicker lines, same pills. The only difference is how the typing itself is called out.
Two-tone chip
The query in a matching two-tone pill. Consistent with the results.
Focus ring
Just a soft glow on the field. Quieter, lets the results lead.
pick one and it is the last decision